Sensual Touch by Tous
Women 2012
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Description
Sensual Touch by Tous is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2012, the nose behind this creation is Véronique Nyberg. The top notes are red berries, grapefruit and violet leaves; the heart notes include orchid, tiare flower and jasmine; while the base notes consist of benzoin, vanilla and patchouli.
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Key notes
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Top
red berries
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Heart
orchid
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Base
benzoin
Community
317 votes
- Positive 74%
- Negative 19%
- Neutral 7.6%
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Season
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Fragrance profile
About Sensual Touch
Sensual Touch by Tous is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2012, the nose behind this creation is Véronique Nyberg. The top notes are red berries, grapefruit and violet leaves; the heart notes include orchid, tiare flower and jasmine; while the base notes consist of benzoin, vanilla and patchouli.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère White flowers Resins and balsams Spices Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
142 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
197 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
67 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
53 votes
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Community reviews
23 reviews
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I absolutely loved it for those citrus notes; it reminds me a bit of Coco Mademoiselle but without that excessive elegance. It’s more relaxed and delicious. The projection on me is weak, but it works well on my mum, so I recommend trying it as everyone’s skin reacts differently. The longevity is good; even though I don’t feel much projection, it lingers softly by the end of the day.
I was gifted this two years ago and initially thought it was cloying, but it’s not gourmand—it’s heavy, patchouli-heavy, with an unpleasant vanilla. Although I adore strong perfumes like Ange ou Demon or Hypnose, this smells sharp. Last night, after letting it macerate, I liked it more: I sensed jasmine, grapefruit, and soft violets, but only for a short while. Today, on clothes where it lasts a long time, it reverts to that poorly mixed patchouli that is tiring. I’ll use it until I finish the bottle, but only in winter; I wouldn’t buy it.
I’ve been wearing it for a week on hot days and have loved it: it’s not tiring or cloying, smelling clean with a touch of sweetness. I adore the violet note; I can clearly detect it. The longevity is moderate; by the end of the day, it stays close to the skin and the trail is low. I would repurchase it; considering the value for money, it’s worth it for daily wear.
I’ve been wearing it for a week on hot days and have loved it immensely. It’s not overpowering, suffocating or cloying; the scent on my skin feels very clean with a sweet touch. I adore the violet leaf note and can definitely detect it in the perfume. The longevity is moderate; by the end of the day it sits very close to the skin and the trail is low. Would I repurchase? Yes, given the value for money, I think it’s worth using daily.
I wore it for the first time yesterday and it caused a horrendous allergic reaction: a rash on the flexural areas that burned, itched, and left hyperpigmentation. I had to wash it off immediately. I will be gifting the bottle.
Someone applied it on me in Liverpool and at first it was too floral and cloying, almost giving me a headache. The strange thing is that it lasted a long time and then changed into a more pleasant scent, so I bought a decant and am now using it. I feel it could be cloying; it doesn’t smell sweet or vanilla-like on me; the flowers stand out but it hasn’t fully convinced me. Perhaps when I finish the decant I’ll leave it in the past; it doesn’t call to me 100%. It’s a daily floral fragrance you can find in any catalogue.
Super fresh opening and I loved the scent, although I didn’t find it elegant; perfect for everyday use. It doesn’t have much projection and lasts about three hours on me.
It has a super fresh opening that I loved, though it didn’t feel particularly elegant; it’s ideal for everyday wear, with little projection and lasts about three hours.
Ideal for winter. It’s sweet and a little heavy, but not enough to be overwhelming. It reminds me of something I’ve smelled before, likely due to the floral notes. The opening is potent, then it becomes softer, smelling of sweet biscuits and bread. I didn’t find it sexy, except for the base notes on the blotter which highlight the patchouli, making it a strong sweet scent. The bottle is adorable and so is the box. Juvenile, but more for people aged twenty and up, though anyone can wear it. It stands out among others and has a good price. I’d buy the 30ml version, and if it runs out, I don’t think I’d restock it. Anyway…
Ideal for winter, it’s sweet and a bit heavy but not overwhelming. It reminds me of something I’ve smelled before, probably due to the florals. It’s potent at first, then softens with that biscuit and sweet bread scent. I didn’t feel a sexy side, except the dry down on blotter which, over the days, marks more as a strong sweet due to the patchouli. The bottle and box are adorable. It’s youthful, but better for people aged twenty and up, although anyone can use it. It stands out among the others and has a good price. I would buy it in 30 ml, and if it runs out, I don’t think I would repurchase.
It is so soft it’s almost imperceptible, and the fact that it smells so little means it defines nothing, like a beautiful meal without any flavour. What a pity!
So soft that it’s barely noticeable and the little bit of scent doesn’t define anything; it’s like a beautiful but flavourless meal. What a pity.
A graceless sweet and a headache without limits; this fragrance is a disaster.
It fades on my skin within minutes; barely noticeable at first before vanishing completely.
This fragrance smells very similar to Le Petit Rob Noir Eau de Toilette, although it’s a bit lighter and more discreet.
I stumbled upon this perfume by chance, hehe. I absolutely love its citrus scent with a sweet touch that isn’t cloying. Perfect for both day and night.
The bottle is gorgeous, but the smell is very strong and cloying. I’d recommend it for evening wear; it’s far too intense for daytime. It smells elegant, ideal for dinner or a party.
It’s a good perfume, I like it very much; it smells lovely. It’s subtle, not a bomb that overwhelms you; it’s soft yet lasts for ages. Very elegant and delicious.
Smells absolutely delicious, I recommend it!
Oh my goodness, it smells absolutely wonderful; I recommend it from the bottom of my heart!
To be honest, I haven’t liked or found most Tous fragrances appealing, but this one has been a hit. A pity it doesn’t last long on the skin; otherwise, I’d buy it.
Without a doubt, they nailed this new Tous fragrance, a spin-off from the original Touch. I love it! I bought it the moment I smelled it. It’s sweet and sexy, very soft, ideal for summer.
For a new release, it’s made quite an impact. It seems smart to launch it in 30ml to encourage people to try it. In the tester, I sensed a simple and elegant aroma, slightly vanilla-sweet but very soft. I liked it; it seems suitable for daily use. I adore the bottle with the little bear; it’s a keeper.